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Ribblesdale Pool in Clitheroe Closed for Six Months
Ribblesdale Pool in Clitheroe is to be closed to the public for six months to allow essential improvements to extend its life by up to 15 years.
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Financial Help for Ribble Valley Households with Incomes Under £50,000
Ribble Valley households who have an income of less than £50,000 can apply now for financial support through the government funded Household Support Fund.
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Motorists Advised of Clitheroe Castle Bonfire Road Closures
Motorists and residents are advised that there will be a series of road closures in Clitheroe during the town’s bonfire.
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Funds to Help People With Dementia or a Disability Live More Safely at Home
If you are living with dementia or a disability in Ribble Valley, funds are available to help you live more safely at home.
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Mayoral Meet for Langho Primary School Pupils
Pupils in years 1 to 6, from St Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary School Langho, enjoyed a ‘meet and greet’ in the civic suite today with Ribble Valley Mayor Mark Hindle.
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Ribble Valley Residents Urged to Apply for a Slice of £240,000 Household Support Fund
A new phase of a £240,000 support fund, aimed at vulnerable households in Ribble Valley, will be open for applications from 2 October.
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Dog Owners Issued with Fixed Penalty Notices Thanks to Doorbell Camera Footage
Doorbell camera footage provided by members of the public has resulted in Ribble Valley Borough Council successfully issuing fixed penalty notices to irresponsible dog owners who failed to clean up.
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Protect Your Property from Winter Pests Warning
Householders in Ribble Valley are being advised to protect their properties from winter pests.
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Ribble Valley Residents Back Renewal Of Dog Controls In Public
Controls on dogs in public spaces are to be renewed in Ribble Valley after 97 per cent of respondents in a consultation gave them the thumbs-up.
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£433,000 Capital Grants Boost for Rural Communities
Ribble Valley Borough Council is today launching a capital grants scheme aimed at rural communities thanks to £433,680 worth of funding received from the Rural England Prosperity Fund (REPF).
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Your Vote Matters – Households in Ribble Valley Reminded on Electoral Canvass
Every year, Ribble Valley Borough Council contacts households to check that electoral registration details are up to date and to ensure that everyone who is eligible has the right to vote.
